Hongkong Land sees robust demand for offices


Business as usual: People walking on a street during lunch hour in the Central district. Business hasn’t been affected by the introduction of the national security law or tightened quarantine rules. — Bloomberg

HONG KONG: The biggest landlord in Hong Kong’s most expensive office market expects demand to withstand concerns about political clampdowns and pandemic setbacks.

Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd said leasing demand is robust for its dozen interconnected office blocks in the heart of the city’s financial district known as Central, executive director Raymond Chow said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.

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